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Original lithographs by Tim Sheesley. Printed by hand from litho stones and plates. Most prints are available for sale for price and availably click here.
Original lithographs by Tim Sheesley. Printed by hand from litho stones and plates. Most prints are available for sale for price and availably click here.
Abundance II (Hogheart Tomatoes)
lithograph 14”x14” edition of 10
Illuminated Cabinet
Lithograph 30"x22"
Abundance, State I, 1/13
lithograph 14"x14"
Abundance, State II, 1/13
lithograph 14"x14"
Sargasso Eel
Lithograph 9/22ev 18”X24”
No Evil Cabinet
lithograph 22”x 30“
Mola Mola
lithograph 22”x22”
Measure Cabinet
lithograph 30”x22.25”
no evil
14”x14” original lithograph
Shadow Cabinet
lithograph 22.5"x30"
Croquet Cabinet
lithograph 22"x28"
St. Lucy's Cabinet
lithograph 18"x25"
Water Cabinet
lithograph 22.5"x30"
Backgammon
lithograph 16x22
Carom
lithograph 20"x20"
Water and Arrow
lithograph 18"x24"
Shirt Cabinet
lithograph 22.5"x30"
Confluence
lithograph 30"x22"
Excavation
lithograph 22.5"x30"
Light Cabinet
lithograph 22.5"x30"
Common Carp
lithograph 18"x25"
Catfish
lithograph 18"x25"
NSA
lithograph 22"x22"
Stand I
lithograph, 18"x18"
Stand II
lithograph 18”x18”
Stand III
lithograph, 18"x18"
Stand V
lithograph 18”x18”
Stand IV
lithograph 18”x18”
Stand VI
lithograph 18”x18”
Stand VII
lithograph 18”x18”
"Stand VII" Lithograph 18"x18"
The "Stand VII" lithograph, sized 18x18 inches, features a dynamic interplay of shapes . Its precise yet expressive design, combined with a square format, encourages focused viewing. Textures and lines create rhythm and suggest narrative. Each element harmonizes, showcasing thoughtful design and inviting interpretation, while highlighting the medium's versatility.
Stand VIII
lithograph, 18”x18”
Stand IX
lithograph, 18”x18”
Stand X , lithograph 18”x18”
Stand IX uses lithography to explore form and space, balancing geometric shapes and organic lines. Its monochromatic palette enhances depth and texture, evoking serenity. Suitable for various spaces, it serves as a focal point, encouraging dialogue on art and perception.
